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MBL Council Explores the Blossoming Field of Condensates

April 10, 2025

Jen Morgan on left and Dragomir Milovanovic on right.

Clustering around Condensates: A Dynamic Collaboration Grows from the Morgan Lab

April 1, 2025

Left: an electron microscope image of a sea lamprey synapse. Center: an artist builds a model inspired by the image. Right: the final photo of the model, used as the cover image for a recent issue of Molecular Biology of the Cell. Credit: MBoC

From Pipette to Palette: Bridging Science and Art

June 17, 2024

Juvenile sea lamprey

After Spinal Cord Injury, Kinesthetic Sense Helps Restore Movement, Model Suggests

March 31, 2023

Sea lamprey swimming in a tank at MBL, illuminated by laser sheets. Credit Sean Colin

Morgan Lab is Funded to Study Effects of Parkinson’s Disease on Synaptic Function

May 27, 2022

Sea lamprey synapse. Credit Paul Oliphint, Morgan Lab

Karina Vargas Receives Grant to Study Synaptic Dysfunction in Parkinson’s Disease

September 18, 2020

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Seeing through Synapses: Jennifer Morgan’s Mission in Science and Service

July 29, 2019

Eleven weeks after being cut, a lamprey’s spinal cord shows regrowth of some of its nerve fibres (green) and the tube-like central canal (blue). Credit: S. Allen and J. Morgan

Jawless Fish Can Regrow their Spinal Cords ― Twice | Nature Research Highlights

February 8, 2019

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Humans Have Genes To Heal Severe Spinal Injuries | International Business Times

January 16, 2018

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